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| The construction of embedded systems which have to fulfill hard real-time requirements is becoming more and more important in various application areas, e. g. in medicine, in transport technology, or in production automation. Formal methods support the development of faultless systems because they use a precise mathematical basis. The author developed a suitable modelling formalism and efficient verification methods to enable the application of a formal method. Due to the module concept introduced in the thesis, the modelling of large systems is supported systematically. For the verification efficient BDD-based algorithms are used, and the problem of finding good BDD variable orderings is solved. Reachability analysis as well as refinement checking are provided. The practicability of the approaches for modelling and verification is demonstrated by presenting various case studies from the application areas of reactive systems and protocol engineering. |
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ISBN: 3-89820-450-2 BTU version: Dissertation, also in the Archive of the German National Library Also as abstract: Softwaretechnik-Trends, Gesellschaft für Informatik, Berlin, 23(2):4, May 2003. (ISSN 0720-8928) Dissertation, describes all important concepts and details of the Rabbit project in German. |
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author = {Dirk Beyer},
title = {Formale Verifikation von Realzeit-Systemen mittels Cottbus Timed Automata},
publisher = {Mensch~\&~Buch Verlag, Berlin},
year = {2002},
note = {Also: Dissertation, Brandenburgische Technische Universit{\"a}t Cottbus, 2002},
isbn = {3-89820-450-2},
keyword = {Formal Verification of Real-Time Systems},
pdf = {../../2002-Dissertation.Formale_Verifikation_von_Realzeit-Systemen_mittels_Cottbus_Timed_Automata.pdf},
url = {http://books.google.com/books?id=psEhN74boe4C&printsec=frontcover&dq=isbn:3898204502&source=gbs_summary_r&cad=0},
abstract = { The construction of embedded systems which have to fulfill hard real-time requirements is becoming more and more important in various application areas, e. g. in medicine, in transport technology, or in production automation. Formal methods support the development of faultless systems because they use a precise mathematical basis. The author developed a suitable modelling formalism and efficient verification methods to enable the application of a formal method. Due to the module concept introduced in the thesis, the modelling of large systems is supported systematically. For the verification efficient BDD-based algorithms are used, and the problem of finding good BDD variable orderings is solved. Reachability analysis as well as refinement checking are provided. The practicability of the approaches for modelling and verification is demonstrated by presenting various case studies from the application areas of reactive systems and protocol engineering. },
annote = {ISBN: 3-89820-450-2
BTU version: Dissertation, also in the Archive of the German National Library
Also as abstract: Softwaretechnik-Trends, Gesellschaft für Informatik, Berlin, 23(2):4, May 2003. (ISSN 0720-8928)
Dissertation, describes all important concepts and details of the Rabbit project in German.},
}